Thursday, July 23, 2020

Madame Panda, votre Uber est ici!

The Columbus Zoo tweeted
A red panda is missing from her habitat at the Zoo. She is not a threat to the public. If anyone near the Zoo sees a small red mammal with a long, fluffy striped tail, please contact the Columbus Zoo immediately at Security Dispatch: 614-582-1844. bit.ly/2CUMOd5
 They followed up with this:


So, where did she go?
Ten words or less! 

post in the comments column here!

34 comments:

  1. She went for cuddles. Zoo concierges don't provide that.

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  2. Pandaaaa…..Clark Griswold ran, Panda clinging to his back.

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  3. She's at the masked ball, dancing a tango with Zorro.

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  4. Panda, Panda where you be?
    Panda, Panda In a tree!

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  5. Watching the two-legged animals from the gift store toy shelf.

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  6. My favorite part of the post is "She is not a threat to the public." Because she looks so threatening.

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  7. Sly raccoon is visiting her colorist at the beauty salon.

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  8. Enticing Panda in Chief to feature Red in a cartoon

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  9. Cleveland: A++ bamboo
    Toledo: spacious
    Akron: instant camaraderie (transfer requested)

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  10. She's going to Disneyland! And heading for great disappointment.

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  11. Stowed away on Falcon 9 headed for the ISS.

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  12. She's not missing, she simply secured a cloak of invisibility.

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  13. To her stylist for an inch off around the ears.

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  14. She's sending Janet to Carkoon. Ten words or fewer. Tsk.

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  15. Farewell, zookeeper! As the Kansans say, "Ad Astra per Aspera."

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  16. She needed something to read so popped down to the library.

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  17. In hiding. Publicity stunt. She was tired of internet cats.

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  18. Perhaps she donned a collar and learned to purr?

    The notice describes her as "a small red mammal with a long, fluffy striped tail" -- how many calls do you think they'll get reporting sightings of squirrels?

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  19. To the capital city of Hell?

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  20. Check the sink. She's already mastered the mask-wearing part.

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  21. Collecting her crown for the cutest thing ever!

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  22. Visiting her friend the rhino, apparently. Found!

    Now I can stop checking the news and thinking about her cubs.

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  23. She's visiting her cousins, the Giant Pandas in another zoo.

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  24. Clearly, she's on a mission to demonstrate adorable mask-wearing.


    [Forti-- have you been to Carkoon lately? *snort*]

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  25. Lennon, thanks for the update - I'm glad she was found (sounds like she just needed time out from the kids!)

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  26. Spa day! Ever lived with newborn twins? It's a zoo.

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  27. Touring with the Westminster Dog show as a Newfie-doodle.

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  28. Accidentally beamed up with Captain Kirk. Hiding with the tribbles.

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  29. I wanna' travel, you don't. I'm outta here!

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  30. She's at her postponed book reading for LIFE BEHIND BARS.

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  31. To a protest against those imposter black and white pandas

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  32. I just saw what you did Craig F! For your information I already have! You can see it here (I don't know how to link-i-fy). https://www.yourbrainonpandas.com/where-are-the-real-pandas/

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